... less important and more negotiable. But upon these Govern- ment deserve and will get no quarter. Had Lord Malmes- bury and his Dukes yielded under the pressure it would have been shabby enough; but their putting up Lord Cairns (with whom they are in relations ...

... belonging to Mr. Outtiwaite, Cat- terick. For a bull calf not over 12 months old, the last- named gentleman took first prize with his Duke of Chamburgh, Lady Pigot's being second. Cows of any age : Vivandiere. owned by Mr. Outhwaite, Catterick, t ...

... under circumstances, it is said, of a peculiarly dis- graceful nature. The King Consort was anxious to create a friend of his Duke and Grandee of Spain. This friend, in spite of his extreme intimacy with the King Consort, is hated by all the friends of ...

... belonging to Mr. Outbwaite, Cat- terick. For a bull calf not over 12 months old, the last- named gentleman took first prize with his Duke of Chamburgh, Lady Pi s ot's being second. Cows of any age : Vivandiere, owned by Mr. Outhwaite, Catterick, took honours ...

... whig to be hung ? &c.) — The tragedian, however, consideriug that such an act would have compromised, iv some measure, his dukely dignity, continued his medita- tions iv despite of their advice, and stalked off at the con- clusion, as he had stalked ...

... 1818) to the Pri^ ; •._ Caroline of Brazil ; his son the Duke ot ?? u ,. t ?? to the Princess Caroline of Salerno; au-1 his ■*» ?? Duke of Montpensier (born 1824) to Louisa. -^ c- presumptive of the reigning Queen oi Spa'- A Wife Killed by her Hi'sbasp ...